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HSAs: Where We Are Now
Where We Have Been, Where We Are, and Where We Are Going
An audioconference on
Thursday February 24th, 2005, 1 PM Eastern (10 AM Pacific)
Join us as two HSA experts, Ashley Gillihan, Esq. of Alston & Bird and Steve Neeleman, M.D. of Health Equity, will provide technical and practical answers to
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number of key HSA issues. We will explore recent legislation, current adoption of HSAs, the potential size and segmentation of the market, as well as challenges and opportunities to marketing
HSAs.
Time will be reserved for audience questions and answers as well.
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HSAs have just passed their first birthday and the jury may be still out on the ultimate size of the HSA market and the overall consumer acceptance of these accounts, but there are some indicators. Join us as two HSA experts, Ashley Gillihan, Esq. of Alston & Bird and Steve Neeleman, M.D. of Health Equity, will provide technical and practical answers to the following questions:
What is consumer driven health care generally
What is an HSA?
What are the general legal requirements for establishing an HSA?
What are the reporting requirements?
Are all HSAs the same?
Who would want an HSA?
Do HSAs provide an advantage to self-employed individuals over traditional health care vehicles?
Do HSAs really reduce health care costs?
What are the tips for making an HSA work? What are the traps for the unwary?
What role will HSAs play in everyday health care challenges? (e.g. how will HSAs impact the Medicare eligible population? Will delivery of health care be different with an HDHP/HSA than with traditional gatekeeper coverage?)
What role do Health FSAs and/or Health Reimbursement Arrangements have in the current HSA market?
What is the role of technology in the HSA market now and in the future? (e.g. debit cards, comparison shopping over the internet)
This discussion will be incorporated into the following agenda for the session:
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Ashley Gillihan is a member of the Firm's Employee Benefits and Executive Compensation Group, and is a partner in the firm in the Atlanta office Mr. Gillihan's practice focuses exclusively on health and welfare benefit plan matters where he advises clients on various issues including, but not limited to, tax qualification issues arising under the Internal Revenue Code, ERISA reporting, disclosure, COBRA and fiduciary issues and HIPAA portability and privacy. Mr. Gillihan lectures frequently and has published many articles on health and welfare benefit plan compliance topics. He is also on the Advisory Board of Editors of Benefits Compensation Law Alert. Mr. Gillihan is a member of the state bars of Georgia, Tennessee, and Alabama. He is a 1996 graduate of Samford University's Cumberland School of Law. |
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| Stephen Neeleman, MD, CEO, Director, and creator of HealthEquity’s core concept, is a board certified physician and an assistant professor of surgery at the University of Arizona. Dr. Neeleman organized the management team, led the development of the original HealthEquity business concept, and led the initial fundraising efforts, culminating in the completion a Series A financing round in November 2002. Dr. Neeleman serves on the Council for Affordable Health Insurance HSA Working Group and on the National Health Care Reform Coalition. Dr. Neeleman is co-author of The Complete HSA Guidebook. Prior to attending medical school, Dr. Neeleman served as General Manager for Morris Air at the Salt Lake City International Airport, Morris Air's largest hub. Morris Air was subsequently acquired by Southwest Airlines. Dr. Neeleman is cofounder and proprietor of a multi-million dollar vacation resort and mountain home development near Zion National Park in Utah. Dr. Neeleman completed his surgical training at the University of Arizona, received a Medical Doctor degree from the University of Utah's School of Medicine and a Bachelor of Arts degree, magna cum laude with honors, in Liberal Arts and Sciences from Utah State University. |
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